What are EV Diagnostic Tools?
EV Diagnostic Tools are AI-powered software applications that analyze electric vehicle fault codes (DTCs), battery health, motor performance, and charging system issues. They help EV owners and technicians identify problems, understand error codes, and get step-by-step troubleshooting guidance without visiting a service center.
Which electric vehicle brands are supported?
ev.care currently supports 8 major EV brands: Mahindra (XUV400, e20 Plus, Treo), MG (ZS EV, Comet EV), BYD (Atto 3, Seal, e6), Tata (Nexon EV, Tiago EV, Punch EV), Tesla (Model 3, Y, S, X), TVS (iQube, iQube ST), Ather (450X, Rizta), and Ola (S1 Pro, S1 Air, S1 X). More brands are being added regularly.
Are these EV diagnostic tools free to use?
Yes, all EV diagnostic tools on ev.care are completely free to use with no sign-up required. Simply select your vehicle brand, describe the symptoms or enter a fault code, and the AI engine provides instant diagnosis with troubleshooting steps and repair recommendations.
How accurate are AI-based EV diagnostics?
Our AI diagnostic tools are trained on manufacturer-specific DTC databases, service manuals, and real-world repair data from 50,000+ EV professionals trained by DIYguru. While they provide highly accurate initial diagnosis and troubleshooting guidance, we recommend professional verification for safety-critical systems like high-voltage batteries and charging circuits.
Do I need an OBD scanner to use these tools?
No OBD scanner is required. You can describe symptoms in plain language (e.g., "my Nexon EV shows reduced power and the battery warning light is on") or enter known fault codes. The AI analyzes the information and provides diagnosis. However, entering specific DTC codes from an OBD-II scanner will give more precise results.
Can these tools diagnose high-voltage battery issues?
Yes, our tools can analyze battery-related fault codes, estimate State of Health (SOH), detect cell imbalance patterns, and identify thermal management issues. However, physically working on high-voltage EV battery systems should only be done by certified technicians following proper lockout/tagout safety procedures.
Who built these EV diagnostic tools?
These tools are developed by ev.care, a service of DIYguru — India's leading EV training and upskilling platform. DIYguru has trained 95,000+ professionals, partnered with 320+ automotive companies including Bosch, Hyundai, and Tata Motors, and is accredited by AICTE, ASDC, and recognized by NITI Aayog for EV workforce development.